Aerial of the Huron Natural Area
One of the oldest and few large Dutch Elm trees left in the region
Explorers on the edge of the red pine plantation(What could they be looking at?)
Trails through the -- year old red pine plantation
Summer Wildflowers in bloom, contrasted to the plantation
A beautiful day looking to the white pine edge west from the open medow
The dry marsh in the summer
The dry marsh in the winter'Excellent skiing!'
The beaver dam at the southeast end of the Board of Education pond (look carefully)
Stream just below the beaver dam
Nearby resident enjoying the beauty of the Huron Natural Area
White cedar swamp in the winter
Looking southeast across the open medow
Class 1 maple/beech wetland (in the northeast arm of the park)
Same maple/beech wetland in the early spring
A well traveled path crossed by deer
How many can you see?(The Board of Education pond is a haven for hundreds of Canada geese in the spring and fall)
What's wrong with this picture?(Had it not been for a few with a vision, this would have been the reality for Huron Natural Area.)
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